RE: Examples Are Somewhat Confusing

[Frank Dawson <fdawson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Alec:

I appreciate your answering my questions. Thanks.

The required sequencing of the content information beyond boundary sentinels 
seem somewhat harsh. You have made a point that a search engine can be 
optimized if it predictable that the vCard or other application/directory 
content has such a sequencing order.

It just seems an unnecessarily  restrictive a request. Saying the header must 
appear before the body, and in the body, the body header must appear before the 
body content is an appropriate level of required ordering. But beyond that, it 
might be a bit restrictive. 

The size of these things are not really very large. For a vCard, we see less 
than 500 bytes on average. That is really small. This ordering is not going to 
improve efficiency to the point of paying for the restriction on generating 
these content portions.

- - Frank Dawson